Cute Christmas Stickers: 13 Free Printable Sheets of Animals

Seventy-eight cute Christmas stickers of animals celebrating the holidays: bunnies, cats and puppies in Santa hats and scarves, peeking out of stockings and gift boxes, riding sleds, untangling fairy lights and holding snow globes, plus four sheets of cozy Christmas animals in festive pajamas — a hamster, a seal, an otter, a fox, a panda, a capybara, a koala, a raccoon, a sloth and more. Six stickers per sheet, about 3 inches each, with a white border and a dashed cut line.

What’s on the sheets

Christmas Bunnies (3 sheets), Christmas Cats (3 sheets) and Christmas Dogs (3 sheets) — a husky, a pug, a corgi, a Dalmatian, a poodle and friends — and Cozy Christmas Animals (4 sheets) with gingerbread cookies, cocoa, books and lanterns.

How to print the stickers

Print the sheet at 100% (“actual size”) on Letter or A4 — full-sheet sticker paper (matte or glossy) works best.
Cut along the dashed line around each sticker, keeping the white border; it makes the sticker look finished.
Peel and stick. On plain paper, use a glue stick or double-sided tape instead.

Ideas

Make gift tags for every person on your list (one animal each), decorate Christmas cards, an advent calendar or a December journal, or run a sticker swap in class before winter break. For Santa, trees and snowmen, see the Christmas stickers printable; the same animals in fall scarves are in cute fall stickers.

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Questions

What paper do I need?

Full-sheet printable sticker paper (often called "sticker paper" or "full-page labels") for real peel-and-stick stickers — matte for journals, glossy for brighter colors. Plain paper with a glue stick works too, and is perfect for classroom crafts.

How many stickers are there?

Seventy-eight: thirteen sheets with six stickers each — three sheets of bunnies, three of cats, three of dogs and four of cozy animals in Christmas pajamas.

Can I use a Cricut or Silhouette?

Yes. Import the page image, trace the dashed cut lines (or use offset cut around each sticker) and use Print Then Cut. Keep the scale at 100% so the stickers stay their size.

Can I use them in class or sell them?

Use them at home and in your classroom as much as you like — print as many copies as you need. Please share the link to this page instead of the PDF, and do not sell the stickers or the files.

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